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Nov 11, 2009

military service to build the america we know today. they took their skill, dedication, courage and faithful service and made our nation strong. help us to honor and dedicate our service to them; for, they are our american veterans. amen. >>now, i would like to invite ms. tammy duckworth, an army veteran and assistant secretary at the department of veterans affairs to lead as in the pledge of allegiance. >> present, arms. arms. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and it to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be seated. it is now my distinct privilege to introduce the leaders of the national veterans service organizations that comprise the veterans day national committee. the committee was formed by presidential order in 1954 to hold this annual observance in honor of america's veterans and to encourage and support veterans day observances throughout the nation. please hold your applause until i have introduced the special guests. if you are able, please stand when i call

WJLA - Good Morning Washington 600

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WJLA
Good Morning Washington 600

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Nov 25, 2009

. america runs on dunkin'. i work for a global leader that offers a great start right out of college. that puts everything within my reach. that respects and welcomes my point of view. i work for a global leader that is guided by integrity. and powered by innovation. i work for lockheed martin. multiple voices lockheed martin. when you join one of the world's leading technology employers, you will discover everything is possible. well-informed people are considering chevy malibu. are you a cop? no. you didn't hear it from me, but this malibu, it offers better highway mileage than a comparable camry or accord. estimated 33 highway. i saw that on the epa site. so how come the malibu costs so little. it's a chevy. you have cop hair. now during the chevy red tag event, get an '09 malibu with o percent apr for 72 months. see red and save green. now at your local chevy dealer. remember when connections to the internet sounded like this - when high speed internet was out of reach of most american families and small businesses? as recently as the year 2000, only three percent of american fam

WRC - NBC Nightly News

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Nov 19, 2009

WRC
NBC Nightly News

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Nov 19, 2009

to coast, anger erupts over this economy. >>> not so fast. a big, bad glitch in america's air traffic system makes it a bad day r a lot of travelers. >>> mixed messages. trying to make sense of these new recommendations on mammograms and breast exams for women under 50. >>> out of control. the news tonight about the obesity epidemic and where it's hitting hardest. >>> and our planet in a very remote place. what the ice can tell us about where we'll all headed. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. tonight all of the anger across this country about the economy and how it's been handled seemed to bubble up and boil over today in two different places -- on the streets of southern california and in a hearing room in washington. thtargets of the anger were very different, but the pent-up emotion was the same. we begin tonight with a grilling for the administration's top money man. our own kelly o'donnell is on capitol hill tonight. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. tension and impatience over the state of the economy

WHUT - Worldfocus

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Nov 19, 2009

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Nov 19, 2009

, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> hello and good evening. i'm daljit dhaliwal in new yk. president obama had a tough new message today for both north korea and iran, telling them to scale back their nuclear programs or face the consequences. the president made his remarks in south korea, the last stop on his week-long trip to asia. once again, he said things could

WJLA - ABC's World News With Charles Gibson

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ABC's World News With Charles Gibson

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Nov 25, 2009

the national day of thanksgiving for the first time, to celebrate america's fruitful fields, and the strength and vigor of t american people, it was in the midst of the civil war. just when the future of our very union was most in doubt. when times were darkest, president lincoln understood that our american blessings shined brighter than ever. i want to wish a happy thanksgiving to every service member at home or in harm's way, that we're proud of you, and we are thinking of you and we're praying for you. >> and the president's prayers will be echoed at millions of thanksgiving tables tomorrow. so many american soldiers and marines will be thinking of home, and so many at home will be thinking of them. it's been a difficult year all around, and hopefully by next year, many more americans will be working and have even more blessings for which to be thankful. that is "world news" for this wednesday. i'm charlie gibson, and i hope you had a good day, and i hope you'll have a great day tomorrow. for all of us at abc news, have a good night.

WJLA - Good Morning Washington at 500

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WJLA
Good Morning Washington at 500

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Nov 25, 2009

on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> for news updates anytime, check out our website, abcnews.com. >> have a great morning. thanks for watching, "america this morning." if you're anything like me, you're perfect! but since you're not, you should be getting ready for the target 2-day sale. i'll be there bright and early, unlike my sister who'll be there late and dull-eyed. hmm. i'm doing a bit of light calisthenics to practice for the big target, 2-day sale, on friday morning. when i'm shopping, i feel it right here! i work for a global leader that is guided by integrity. and powered by innovation. that sees my experience as invaluable. i work for a global leader that's making a difference in the world. at challenges and empowers me. i work for lockheed martin. multiple voices lockheed martin. when you join one of the world's leading technology employers, you will discover everything is possible. in lumber. in rubber. in bellies. and precious metals. it's time to put everything you have into your 10k. your 5k. and even your 1k. and, of course, you can never go wrong with future

HLN - Prime News

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Nov 6, 2009

HLN
Prime News

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Nov 6, 2009

there and get to work to make sure that this bill does not pass to save america? what are going to do? we are counting on you. there are only so many of us here that can stop this bill. we count on the american people to make phone calls to tell your neighbors. if you are in church, at the grocery store, or a gas station, you have to talk. we only have hours, but the destiny of this country is in your hands. >> a gentleman who has been working diligently for freedom, mr. kevin brady from texas. >> you are the cavalry. i don't know about you, but standing here on the capitol steps, can you feel the arrogance? can you fill the arrogance of that capital and this white house? how dare you question their health care bill? how dare you want to read their health care bill? we are here today to stop this, but not just that. when history writes the story of this debate, when our children ask where we stood, let them say we stood for less government, less taxes, and more freedom. with your help, we will deliver that for our kids. god bless you. >> texas' is full of wonderful patriots. >> thank you

HLN - Nancy Grace

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Nov 4, 2009

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Nov 4, 2009

hoax. a business decision will dump these people out on the public plan. bu>> >> women of america, republicans want you to believe that our reform bill is poisoned capita than doing nothing is better for the nation. it is the status quo that is poisoned. women are forced to settle for less health care at a higher price. we pay as much as 50% more of them men, and practice of discrimination that is legal and 38 states. this bill prohibits insurance companies from charging women more for the same coverage. today there turned away from buying insurance due to pre- existing conditions. so-called pre-existing conditions such as domestic violence, pregnancy, and c-section. but this bill makes it illegal to deny coverage due to any pre-existing condition, including breast cancer. today, less than half of america's women can get insurance through work because they stay at home, work at small businesses or work part time. through this bill, every woman can buy coverage through the exchange that will cover maternity and preventive care. this is why women in america need this health care ref

CSPAN - C-SPAN Weekend

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Nov 22, 2009

CSPAN
C-SPAN Weekend

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Nov 22, 2009

that show a two-pronged attack on violent crime would be successful in america, producing violent crime by as much as 50% with life sentences for career criminals. for example, under the armed career criminal bill, and we passed the second chance act, the biden specter bill, the president signed it last year. it seems to me that we need more funding on detoxification, job traini training, re-entry. no surprise when a functional illiterate leaves prison without a trade or skill, they go back to a life of crime. i would like you to take a look at that. i would also like you to take a look at the issue on attacks on prison guards. there's been a rash of them because of the very substantial overcrowding. i wrote to the director of the federal bureau of prisons who i know is doing an excellent job with some suggestions about giving the guards some protective measures. some suggestions have been made about pepper spray, some suggestions have been made about break-away batons, stab-proof vests. i would appreciate it fld take a look at those items and others which could provide safeguards for p

WHUT - Tavis Smiley

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Nov 13, 2009

WHUT
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Nov 13, 2009

of the same na. other books include abraham and where god was born. his latest is called "america's profit." >> great to be back. >tavis: why is moses america's prophet? >> i had spent a decade traveling around the middle east looking at this kind of combustion of religion and politics and it seemed the debate was headquartered in the middle east. transferred back here. americans were in this, and ground this time i'd like -- i began, my wife gave birth to identical twins and we saw people, we had to go to them to get some help. when i went on board there was this guy reading the bible. i said what are you reading and he said texas. -- exodus. in my home town there is a letter from george washington where he credits the success in the revolution to the same god who freed the israelites. here is moses in the middle of the revolution. i kept saying ben franklin recruiting moses. harriet tubman all the way through to dr. king comparing himself to moses. i was shocked by the number of references and i said i should go through this journey and retrace influenced more americans. his name is mose

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Nov 18, 2009

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Nov 18, 2009

right now, and the idea is you want to change the culture in america? you want to change the government? you want to overthrow the constitution? you don't do it with guns or anything like that. if you want a redistribution of wealth, what you do is you collapse the system, and then it has to restart. well, that's what is happening. they are overwhelming it. >> i know there are a lot of conspiracy theories are out there. i had the benefit of doing the alex jones last night and i heard a couple of them. i'm not disputing that many of them may be true, but market forces are likely to take -- glenn: you don't need a conspiracy theory r >> but market forces are likely to take us there anyway. the dollar is way too high. other currencies are way too low, so what you're likely to see is a realignment of currencies. glenn: say this in terms that people understand. a realignment of currencies doesn't mean anything. what it does mean is that you will live closer to the standard of mexico than you are of america when they realign the currencies. correct? >> yes. that would be accurate. our debts a

WHUT - Worldfocus

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Nov 2, 2009

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Worldfocus

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Nov 2, 2009

challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> hello and good eve i'm daljit dhaliwal. we begin tonight with the latest chapter in the unfolding story of afghanistan. president hamid karzai is going to serve a second term. that became official today after his rival withdraw from a runoff due to take place this coming weekend. what is far from certain is whether karzai can become the effective leader that the united states hopes for and needs in afghanistan. can he rid the country of corruption? can he raise an army capable one day of taking over from the unitedtates? these are all key questions as president obama plans the next phase of u.s. involvement in afghanistan. in our lead focus, the afghan election and beyond. we start in kabul with jonah hull of al jazeera english who found that the issue of fraud remains an undercurrent. >> reporter: just a day after dr. abdullah's withdrawal from the race, hamid karzai is declared winner of afghanistan's presidential election. >> translator: we declare mr. hamid karzai, who got

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Nov 20, 2009

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Nov 20, 2009

the constitution? you decide this hour. you know what kills me -- hello, america! the people in congress, they are sworn to protect and defend this. they write this. they have never read these and i guarantee you they have nerve are read this either. maybe they should, because this is not in this. nowhere in the constitution can you find any of this. what's in this legislation? the end of america as you know it, i believe. this is redistribution of wealth. we have been told this for a while. i mean, look, this is the case we have been laying out for a while and here it is. this is it! barack obama has told us he is a believer in the concept of the redistribution of wealth during the campaign, but nobody listened. >> it's not that i want to punish you but i want everyone that is behind you has the chance for success. when you spread the wealth around, it's good for us. glenn: show me where that is good because it has never worked anywhere in the world. he says they're not marxist, but they are looking for something bigger. bigger than this? according to the c.b.o. director, douglas elm do

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Nov 3, 2009

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Nov 3, 2009

institute ---www.ncicap.org---^ glenn: hello, america. for every action, there is an equal reaction, and we used to call it a consequence but we don't talk about that anymore. republicans who promised americans all kinds of things are sitting on the fence now scratching their heads. we will get into that. first, republican, democrat, does it even matter? i don't know. two, does anyone see through all the lies? and this is the biggest one, should the economists start to build an ark? if you believe this country is great but it is time to crash both parties, stand up! come on! follow me. yes, hello, america. there is a lot on our plate today. a lot of people are going to say, oh, gee, he is an anarchist. no, no. i will vote for either party that actually gets the concept of what we used to call consequences. republicans really don't get this. they're playing i don't know what kind of game right now, but they better wake up. they have, for years, been saying, oh, no i am a foot soldier of this guy, yeah, and then they gave us people like this, which i don't see a lot of. one of these is not li

HLN - Nancy Grace

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Nov 27, 2009

is brigadier general wilma vaught, president of women in military service for america memorial foundation. >> thanks for joining me. >> it's a pleasure. >> what's the significance of the women in military service for america foundation? >> memorial foundation. >> it's the only mental motherally that pays tribute to women of all eras who have served in our nation's armed forces. further, it's unique in the world. there isn't anyplace else that has a memorial like this, honoring the women who served the nation. >> and women have been participating in wars forever. >> you're right, back to deborah. >> most definitely. >> and so when we get to the memorial, what will we find? this. >> you will find a place with an exterior and an interior. we built and education center. our feeling was that people didn't know anything about what women had done. >> correct. >> we needed to tell this story. we did the education center. inside the education center, you will find exhibits giving a chronology of women's service with artifacts from those different periods of time. then we show films about their ser

WHUT - Tavis Smiley

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Nov 16, 2009

WHUT
Tavis Smiley

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Nov 16, 2009

-long conversation began... and it was a conversation about the nature of america and about whether we were going to remain what lincoln called "the last best hope of earth" or whether we were simply going to become another europe. and john muir's encounter with yosemite-- remember, he was a european. he came from this narrow scots background. he was not an american. and he encountered yosemite and he imagined what america could be. and for a century, we've fought about whether we liked his vision or not. man: i like what he said on one occasion where he essentially said, "the enemies of wildness "are invincible, and they are everywhere, "but the fight must go on... "and for every acre that you gain, "10,000 trees and flowers and all the other forest people "and the usual unborn generations "will rise up and call you blessed." coyote: 4 years after muir's death work on the dam he had opposed with all his strength began, and the hetch hetchy valley, whose tranquil meadows he had compared to a landscape garden and a mountain temple would slowly be entombed under hundreds of feet o

WMPT - Nightly Business Report

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Nov 17, 2009

WMPT
Nightly Business Report

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Nov 17, 2009

>> paul: when it comes to bank of america's shotgun wedding to merrill lynch, congress is again debating who was pulling the trigger. some say it was bank of america; others blame regulators for pushing a deal at any cost. >> suzanne: with just a tiny increase in prices paid to factories, farmers, and other producers, the inflation picture remains tame, but could an uptick in prices be welcome news for the fed? we ask an economist. >> paul: general electric is getting ready to say so long to nbc-universal. a look tonight at why g.e. is making the move. >> suzanne: then, a big win for an american car maker. we'll tell you who took top honors in motortrend's car of year, and why that could push its sales even higher. >> paul: i'm paul kangas. >> suzanne: and i'm suzanne pratt. susie gharib is off tonight. this is "nightly business report" for tuesday, november 17. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> suzanne: good evening, everyone. in late

HLN - Nancy Grace

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Nov 6, 2009

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Nov 6, 2009

but oppression across the world. america is the country for good and freedom. and justice. that is america. when we came down to this final hour, as the clock is ticking 11:59 on this health care reform, speaker pelosi is poised with her health care bill to take over 18% of the american economy. come on, don't hold back, tell them how you really feel. my colleagues and i that are gathered on these steps, last week, we were trying to discover -- >> kill the bill! kill the bill! >> and that is exactly what you're going to tell them. that is exactly the message. my colleagues and i last week were trying to figure out what we could do, because quite simply, the republicans don't have the votes to kill this bill. every lever of power is controlled by one party in the sea. we knew that we were limited. but what we knew was on limited -- was unlimited is the voice of the american people. that is why you're here with your voice of persuasion. last friday, we issued a very simple challenge, and we said this. we will be here on the steps of the united states capitol. for anyone who can make it, please com

FOXNEWS - The O'Reilly Factor

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Nov 21, 2009

FOXNEWS
The O'Reilly Factor

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Nov 21, 2009

in the world? can sarah palin convince america she can lead the nation? tonight we will talk no spin policy with the governor. bill: you think obama is weak? do you think it's possible for victory in afghanistan? >> i do. it has to be. bill: are you comfortable with china owning a trillion dollars worth of u.s. currency? also, new information about the assassin hasan who killed 13 people at fort hood. geraldo has been investigating. >> you're hoarding gold in your basement is what you're doing? >> not in my basement. bill: glenn beck has financial advice for us. can't wait for that. caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. fact checking sarah palin is this evening's "talking points memo" and i'll keep it short because we have a major policy interview with sarah palin this evening. did you know the associated press, america's largest news wire service used 11 reporters to check the accuracy of sarah palin's new book "going rogue." 11. barack obama

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Nov 27, 2009

, in this recession? how is america surviving? tonight, we revisit some of the key economic stories affecting your life, the collapse of the dollar, global currency. it is an eye-opening show you can't afford to miss. hello, america. happy black friday, the official start of the christmas shopping season, but how merry will this chris christmas be if we're facing a $12 trillion national debt this year -- $12 trillion? that's up from $6 trillion 7 and a half years a ago. we are literally spending ourselves into oblivion and there's no end in sight. i want to show you a video from cnbc. i was dumbfounded by this interview because the host didn't say, what? i have never heard anyone on television say these things before i saw this. >> oil looks higher. gold looks higher. currencies look weaker, all for the reasons that we talked about before. you've got huge wage disparities. i don't know how that inevitably resolves itself t may resolve itself in some type of global currency crisis, and then if the global currency crisis unfolds, then inevitably you get, i guess, an alignment under a global world go

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Oct 31, 2009

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Oct 31, 2009

great night. on see you next week. aptiing >>> hello, america, welcome to the glen beck program. tonight, pick up the phone, caln your neighbors, call the people in tea parties on the 9/12 project because tonight, i amnts going to reveal ther a revolutionaries behind this. w. it has been sitting here a couple of weeks. a we're going to spend the wholes. hour.ms i want to walk you through au couple of things. your freedoms are on the ropes t and you have a choice to make. i am going to present that choice to you tonight and i am going to show you the revolutionaries, the faces behind this movement and i don't grearevolutionary lightly. that is their words, not mine. you believe this country iso great but seems like there are not enough blackboards to explain it all? stand up! come on, follow me. ♪ >>> hello, america, this is a night that i would sure love th. white house to call but i doubt they will. you will see there a countdown o clock. in about 30 minutes from now, vr we'll reveal what is behind hve there. it is very, very complex and we have had a hard time putting it to

WETA - Worldfocus

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Nov 18, 2009

WETA
Worldfocus

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Nov 18, 2009

tt its oensive against th taliban and al qaa is succeedingbut are america's foes defeate orjust buying time for anher fig? >>> ly half a year aer its captain was free a shoot-out, an american ship is attacked again by somali pirates. >>> we take you to the amazon where one of the world'siggest oil companies is being sued by poor ecuadorians who accuseit of pollution they say is causg cancer. >>> and fr israel, protests about divoe laws. are women there being given fair shake? is part two of our "signatureseries from that couny. >>> from the world leading reporters and analystshere's wh's happening from around the world. this is "worldfocu" major support habeen provid byosalind p. walter and the ter g. peterson foundati, dedicated to promoting fialesponsibility d addressing key economic chalnges facing america's futu. and additional funding is provided by the foowing supporters- >>> heo and good evening. i'm daljit dhaliwal. america's lationship with china may have its ups and downs, b one thing is rtain. no trip to that country by an american presint is nsidered comple without

HLN - Morning Express With Robin Meade

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Nov 18, 2009

HLN
Morning Express With Robin Meade

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Nov 18, 2009

of america saw the document but did not show us they did any analysis to make up for merrill commissions. on the contrary, the evidence we have suggests that bank of america pulled a number out of thin air. far from being consistent with the actual experience of october or what they knew about the third quarter, the guess, wistfully assumed that the markets for collateralized debt obligation and credit default swaps would be significantly better in november and december. it was assumed that merrill lynch would almost break even for november. then the attorneys at bank of america went to work. they did not question the financial information they were given. . e financial information they were given. they begin with the assumption additional shareholder disclosure was necessary and they discussed what kind of exposure they would make but after studying the question for a week they decided the news was not sufficiently out of line from past performance than previous disclosures to warrant further shareholder disclosure. the sunmaid icuf council bank of america did not make any further discl

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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Nov 30, 2009

CSPAN2
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Nov 30, 2009

, what we are going to talk about today is "america for sale," which is in the first week of sales. we just got notified it will come november 1st, be on "the new york times" best-seller list debuting at number 11. so we are very pleased with the success of the book, and thank you for coming out today. we will have about half an hour on want to present the book is about and then take some questions from you at the end of that time. i wrote a "america for sale" as a clarion call for action. the whole idea is to understand the circumstances that are going on right now in terms of the compromise of the united states sovereignty by what's happening to the dollar with deficits budget to be positive so the last third of this book is solutions. what we can do as a subtitle says fighting new world order, surviving the global depression and preserving u.s. sovereignty. so the themes of this book at the last third or to give solutions and call to action for how we can organize our lives, how we can organize politically in order to fight back to say no to a global new deal. now, to get everyone's

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Nov 26, 2009

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Nov 26, 2009

it was changed from? i'll tell you here in just a second. well, hello, america. happy thanksgiving. thank you for being here. i'm happy you are joining us. i have been preparing for this holiday by eating non-stop for about eight months now. i just want to get my stomach in shape. it is the own he only exercise i do, eating pudding. anyway, it is a great time of year because we are reminded that we have a lot to be thankful for in this country. please, i beg of you, pray like you have never prayed before and give thanks. as bad as things may be, we still are living in the most amazing time and the most amazing country in the history of mankind. we often take the simplest things for granted. we must stop doing that. we must look at each and every freedom that we have and be grateful. we must be grateful for our homes, even if we are struggling to stay in them. we don't realize how fragile our liberties really are. you remember the way it was on september 11th, on september 11th, we realized, oh, my gosh, our country is fragile. it could be snatched away at any given moment. as you're sitting i

FOXNEWS - The O'Reilly Factor

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Nov 26, 2009

FOXNEWS
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Nov 26, 2009

america she can lead the nation? tonight, we will talk no spin policy with the governor. >> do you think owe obama is week? do you think it's possible for victory in afghanistan? >> i do. it has to be. bill: are you comfortable with china owning a trillion dollars with u.s. currency? bill: also, new information about the assassin hasan about ho killed 14 people at fort hood. geraldo has been investigating. >> you are hoarding gold in your basement. >> not in my basement. bill: glenn beck has some financial advice for us. can't wait for that. bill: caution, you are about to enter not spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight did you know the associated press, america's largest news wire service used 11 reporters to check the accuracy of sarah palin's new book, going rogue? 11. barack obama has had two best selling books. the a.p. did not fact-check either one. spokesman says that's because then senator obama wasn't a maj

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Nov 1, 2009

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Nov 1, 2009

, follow me. hello, america, this is a night that i'd sure love the white house to call, but i doubt they will. you see there a countdown clock. in about 30 minutes from now, we are going to reveal what is behind there. it has been very, very complex and we have had a hard time putting it together, but i think by the end of the hour, you'll see america for what it truly is, a country that has a huge decision to make. president obama promises us hope and change, and he is at least keeping some of those promises, change, but i don't think it is the change that millions of americans voted for. this nation is being fundamentally transformed, again, as he promised but we didn't really listen to him. we didn't understand those words. we didn't know what it meant when he said he would transform this nation. one way this administration and its helpers are doing it is by systematically stripping away our right to free speech. yes,?nd the president and other progressives profess so be saviors of our first amendment rights. they love free speech, but when you pull back the curtain, like we're a

CSPAN2 - Book TV After Words

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Nov 27, 2009

and giving the risk takers of america the opportunity to go out and pursue their dream, we have got to create a stable marketplace which h.r. 3692 will do with a national health insurance purchasing exchange. i thank ewe, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the pelosi health care plan raises premiums, raises taxes, cuts medicare, and costs over concerned about it, there are 1,990 pages that will give you all kinds of excuses. the good news is, there are about 20 votes short. the bad news is, it's time to make a deal in washington. so if you're a swing democrat and you need a road or a bridge or new building or a federal earmark in your district, walk down the hall and see the speaker and put your vote on the bargaining block and you, too, can be won over in terms of government sponsored health care. this is no way to run a republic. there are alternatives. targeted, marke

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Nov 12, 2009

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Nov 12, 2009

things? oh, you are br to find out. hello, america. what is it that you really want from the government? what is it they're supposed to do? right now, i got to tell you, i would just settle for someone who knows how to operate a calculator -- no, no, knows how to operate the calculator, can read the calculator and tell me the numbers honestly. if you really believe some marxist utopian system is the way to go, use honesty, and make that chase for the redistributive change, don't hide behind our constitution saying anything. i mean, i would hide it myself. it is the only way to get it past the american people, considering the trouble in sean penn's beloved cuba and venezuela, despite -- i love this -- despite being one of the world's biggest energy producers, venezuela, experiencing massive blackouts and power loss. how is that working? chavez now wants to cap showers at 3 minutes. he actually came on and gave a personal guarantee that you won't stink. >> cuba says they have avoided a major energy crisis. how? by forcing people to shut off the power. i never even thought of that! let's j

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Nov 11, 2009

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Nov 11, 2009

't he? i'm going to go with him. how about you? decide, coming up. cheer glenn: hello, america. i always knew the news of the day would make an organ explode. we caught it in time and it wasn't actually on the air. i have been gone the last couple of days and so i want to cover some ground that you have already tilled, but i have to tell you something, i don't know how you do it every day and watch the news and be like, yeah, well, because i was about to have other organs just jump out of me. i may have missed this, so if i have, call me. has anybody over at the white house laicialed nidal malik hasan, you know, the terrorist who killed 13 57bdz wounded 30 more at fort hood an extremist? i have heard him referred to as a sheerts, which implies he had a gun, and several times as a gunman, oh, those evil guns. he has been called troubled, harassed. did you hear the story of is bumper sticker scratched off his car? i know he didn't want to be deployed. his cousin called him a good american on this station. an extremist, i guess i haven't heard that from the white house. of course, you would

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Nov 16, 2009

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Nov 16, 2009

: hello, america. during the town hall meeting 3-rbgs 5% of the meet said they supported government healthcare insurance. in the 1990's, hillary care had 36% support. remember how quickly we abandoned that and hillary and this is less support, and for the first time in history, gallop has just take and new poll, is it the government's responsibility to provide healthcare, yes or no? for the first time in history, we now say no, it is not. in fact, in the last year, it's been a 16% drop, 16 percentage points in the last decade it has fallen 44 points. wow, it seems to be that we're sending very clear messages here. we don't want government healthcare, and yet they keep pushing for it. who's pushing for it? who has a more important voice than you? i'll show you. you got to make a decision tonight. you're a revoluntionary! is it this guy, or this guy? hello, america. we've got a great show for you tonight. stick around for the whole hour, if you will. we want to talk a little bit first about healthcare, but it's much deeper than that. i mean, over at nbc, they're having green week. tha

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Nov 21, 2009

WMAR
ABC News Good Morning America

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Nov 21, 2009

bitten by edward and bella's love. >>> good morning, america. >> good morning. it is saturday, november 21st. we're joined by the senate health care bill. >> that's like the new member of the team. >> i'm kate snow. bill weir. senators getting ready to vote on a rare saturday. tonight, they vote on whether to continue the debate on the health care reform bill. or let it die. the issue got really personal this week, amid confusion over those new guidelines for screenings of breast and cervical cancer. we're going to talk to one senator whose wife survived breast cancer. he has real concerns about all this. >>> also coming up, a terrifying scene caught on a surveillance camera. that's a window washer, plunging eight stories from above. and living to tell the tale. he had a safety rope that was just short enough to avoid certain disaster. walked away with a broken pinkie finger. we'll talk about him. >>> also, the latest in our coast-to-coast search for america's best bites. ron claiborne went in search for the best meals on wheels. tastiest food cart cuisine, which is all the rage in big

HLN - Nancy Grace

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Nov 12, 2009

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Nov 12, 2009

people, we will ensure that america's legacy is a commitment, unwavering commitment to compassionate care for its 23 million veterans. from lexington and concord to antietam and dennis bygettysbur, kaisan, to fallujah, and afghanistan, and countless other places, the warriors we honor today have earned it the love, the respect and the admiration of a grateful nation. our guest today leads our efforts to honor veterans with great passion and resolved. and i know that firsthand. there is no stronger advocate for those who serve in uniform today for have served our nation in years past. ladies and gentlemen, it is with great personal pleasure and professional pride that i present to our commander in chief, the president of the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much. please be seated. thank you, secretary shinseki, for the generous introduction. more importantly, the extraordinary bravery with which you served as both on and off the battlefield. i want to thank our standing vice-president, joe biden and his wonderful wife for being here today. we want

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Nov 4, 2009

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America This Morning

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Nov 4, 2009

>>> making news in america this morning. >> gop sweep. blue states turn red with two big victories for republicans on election day. results from the all-important races. >>> tragic end. the bodies of three college students have been found after a search. but still many questions about what happened. >> and consumer alert. a chemical linked to a long list of health problems could be lurking in canned foods. >> it's wednesday, november 4th, 2009. >>> good morning, thanks for being with us on this wednesday. well, republicans are celebrating victories in two key races this morning. voters in new jersey and virginia have chosen the gop candidate as their next governor. >> president obama had campaigned for the democrats in both races. viviana hurtado is joining us from washington for what those results might mean for the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, vinita and jeremy. political analysts say the results are not a referendum on the president but on the state of the economy. republicans will be moving into the governor's office both new jersey and virginia. >> to

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Nov 19, 2009

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Nov 19, 2009

our military diplomatic, legal, law enforcement and moral force to make america safer and more secure, the attorney general is exercising his responsibilities in consultation with the secretary of defense to determine where and how best to seek justice against those who have attacked americans here at home and around the world. after nearly eight years of delay, may finally move -- be moving forward to bring to justice the perpetrators and murderers from the september 11 attacks. i have great confidence in our attorney general. the capability of our prosecutors, our judges, our juries and the american people. in this regard. i support the attorney general's decision to it pursue justice against khalid shaikh mohammed and four others accused of plotting the september 11 attacks and go after them in our federal courts in new york. they committed murder here in the united states and we'll seek justice here in the united states. they committed crimes of murder in our country, and we will prosecute them in our country. we're the most powerful nation on earth. we have a justice system that

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Nov 13, 2009

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America This Morning

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Nov 13, 2009

>>> making news in america this morning -- >> atlantic assault. the powerful storm is battering coastal areas in half a dozen states, with flooding, beach erosions and whipping winds. >>> goodwill mission. the president arrives in asia. but what's really being accomplished in his week away? >>> and sarah's story. new revelations in her new book. and revelations about her relationship with john mccain. will she invite levi johnston to dinner? >> it's friday november 13th, 2009. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us this friday, the 13th. may live up to its name, at least in the mid-atlantic states. >> a damaging storm is moving slowly up the eastern seaboard. its moisture comes partly from hurricane ida. but it's much stronger than when ida came aboard on tuesday. some areas have seen up to ten inches of rain. >> viviana hurtado shows us the hardest hit spots so far. >> reporter: massive flooding, power ouges and massive winds toppled trees. all remnants of a hurricane that generated into a deadly nor easter. >> the whole house was shaking. >> reporter: the storm surge is fr

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Nov 4, 2009

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Worldfocus

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Nov 4, 2009

of america's secret rendition program. >>> and from the west bank, a look at a disappearing way of life. glass blowing. the struggle to maintain an ancient tradition. >>> from the world's leading reporters and analysts, here's what's happening from around the world. this is "worldfocus." major support has been provided by rosalind p. walter, and the peter g. peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> hello and good evening. i'm daljit dhaliwal. >>> it is a day that many iranians happily remember, but most americans would rather forget. today, november the 4th, marks the 30th anniversary of the takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran. as they do every year, thousands of iranians gathered outside the former embassy to chant "death to america." but today they were met by hundreds of opposition protesters chanting "death to the dictator," a reference to the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. things soon turned violent. that is our le

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Nov 20, 2009

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America This Morning

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Nov 20, 2009

>>> making news in america this morning -- >> oprah's announcement. the media mogul's big decision about her future. sending shock waves through the tv business and millions of fans. >>> traffic tieups. the glitch that grounded planes from coast-to-coast. can it happen again? >>> and cancer confusion. changes for the way women are screened for the disease. >> it's november 20th, 2009. >>> good morning. and thanks for being with us on this friday. daytime tv viewers will soon have to get used to anfteron without oprah winfrey. the media icon will announce today that her daily talk show will end. >> it is watched by an estimated 42 million americans a week. and by people in 145 countries around t world. john hendren has details on today's announcement and what could be next. >> reporter: oprah era is nearly over. on friday's show, the queen of daytime television will announce the oprah winfrey show will end at the close of its 25th season, in september 2011. the syndicated talk show has made history, billions of dollars and huge ratings. with audience giveaways. >> you get a car. you

HLN - Prime News

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Nov 8, 2009

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Prime News

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Nov 8, 2009

plan for america. but let's remember the pelosi plan for jobs. an $8 billion stimulus plan that caused unemployment to go from 8.5% to over 10%. let's remember the pelosi plan for automobiles. cash for clunkers. a $3 billion program that even the democrats agreed did not work and it was killed after three weeks. the pelosi plan for fiscal discipline, $1.4 trillion debt this year, the highest in history. and let's not forget the pelosi plan for national security, dithering in afghanistan. now we have the pelosi plan for health care. it kills small businesses and jobs, it raises taxes, it raises premiums, it cuts medicare, it takes away your current health care coverage and spends $1 trillion. vote no on the pelosi plan for a government takeover of health care and join the bipartisan members of this congress who plan to do so and promote an alternative which is far better. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. rangel: thank you, madam speaker. i yield for

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Nov 13, 2009

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Nov 13, 2009

of cool. i never seen that before! hello, america! tonight we have a special "time to be heard." the idea of this program came when i was speaking to my friend charles payne. he was on my show. when did you tell me the story about the briefcase? >> about a month and a half ago. glenn: he cried like a baby on my show. that's my gig, man! i asked charles to take me to where he grew up in new york. he showed me a neighborhood in harlem where he used to live, the neighborhood where other african-american kids used to beat him up for talking white, or wanting a briefcase because he always wanted to be a businessman or wearing nice clothes. charles shared his story with me and i want to show you a little bit of it. >> this is different than what it was when you were growing up? >> oh absolutely. just trees, grass, some of the beautification stuff they're doing right now. this was an an empty lot for at least a decade, and we used to throw rocks all the time. glenn: you said this is really what it felt like when you lived here trvetion more like this? >> yeah, you had these kinds of buildings, t

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Book TV After Words

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Nov 27, 2009

informed. government ought not take over america's health biz, and that's just the way it is. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> well, as president reagan used to say, there you go again. the crowd of the 1960's who said that would bring the -- bring socialized health care to the united states are now opposing health care for all. saying it will bring socialized medicine and all skinds of ills. we have 46 million americans who don't have health coverage that will grow to 50 million or more, so people who have

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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Nov 23, 2009

CSPAN2
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Nov 23, 2009

stretched america's frontiers to the pacific ocean. back to the battle of trenton for a moment. as i said, monroe didn't cross the delaware on the same boat as washington. he crossed earlier with a squad that landed on the jersey shore to the north of trenton and circled behind the town while washington landed with his troops on the riverside below the town. now what makes trenton so important is that the british had almost won the war by christmas of 1776. their troops had overrun on the island, new york, westchester and most of new jersey. thousands of american troops had deserted and the british had chased the remnants of washington's army across new jersey over the delaware and in to pennsylvania. white coats were in sight of the american capital. congress had fled to baltimore and began debating terms of could the chelation -- capitulation. unless washington could come up with a miracle, and he chose a young college student, lieutenant james monroe, to help me cut miracle happen. they all crossed the delaware during a blinding snowstorm on christmas night only six months after we had

WUSA - The Early Show

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Nov 5, 2009

WUSA
The Early Show

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Nov 5, 2009

79%. north dakota, one company, 89% in fact, across america 94% of markets are not competitive. we need real competition to lower costs. we need the choice of a public health insurance option. >>> not every in new york is cheered out. still some folks out there. welcome back to "the early show." takes big morning for us. we have an old friend here who has been missing for the last couple of months. julie is back. as you know, she's a new mom. we'll find out what has been going on with julie. >> i saw her in hair and makeup. she looks fantastic. she's the gold standard of fantastic. >>> also this morning, a new h1n1 health warning. if up the flu, how much you you weigh may determine how sick you get. a new study show as large number of obese h1n1 victims are nding in the hospital. we'll have all the details on that. >>> there's had this other piece of news this morning and as i have said so on which, are you in fact, a doctor, the vet friday naer medicine. what is this about a cat? >> it came out yesterday that an h1n1 was confirmed in a pet cat in iowa. this cat lived in a home whe

HLN - Your Bottom Line

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Nov 7, 2009

HLN
Your Bottom Line

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Nov 7, 2009

america. currently, physicians in rural areas are reimbursed less for medicare than their urban counterparts. h.r. 3962 will rume burs primary care physicians in rural areas, not only to equalize the disparity but to make rural communities more attractive to physicians. most of my district is considered a health professional shortage area. in my district in colorado, we have three counties with only practicing physician. we have one county with none at all. this bill will increase the number of physicians in all my counties and improve access for 106,000 medicare beneficiaries. this bill will expand insurance coverage to 111,000 currently uninsured citizens in my district. it will help 184,000 low-income families pay for their insurance. our current system is broken and it is time to fix it now. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. barton: mr. speaker, i want to recognize from the pelican state, a member of the committee, congressman scalise of new orleans for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. sca

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